Creative Technologies at the University of Regina is an interdisciplinary bachelor degree that blends creative practice with computing and engineering. You’ll build interactive digital works and prototypes using tools such as creative coding, sound and media, and emerging technologies.
The Creative Technologies program at the University of Regina offers an interdisciplinary bachelor's degree that merges creative practice with computing and engineering. Students will engage in the development of interactive digital works and prototypes utilizing tools such as creative coding, sound and media, and emerging technologies.
The Creative Technologies program combines studio-based learning with technical and media-focused coursework. While course offerings may vary, below is a selection of modules students may encounter:
Capstone / culminating experience: Many bachelor's programs include a final project or culminating course where students integrate skills from across the degree. Confirm the exact capstone format and requirements with the University of Regina.
Admission to the Creative Technologies program is based on your previous academic background. Specific GPA or ranking thresholds are not publicly specified.
Typical requirement: Completion of secondary school and any necessary post-secondary coursework as determined by the University of Regina.
If you do not have your English test results at the time of application, you may qualify for a conditional letter of acceptance if you meet other admission criteria.
Graduates of the Creative Technologies program can pursue a variety of career paths in fields such as digital media, interactive design, and technology development. The unique blend of creative and technical skills equips students to thrive in dynamic and evolving industries. After completing the program, you may also be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), subject to Canadian immigration regulations.
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